The U.S. labor market ended 2025 on a disappointing note, with job creation in December falling short of expectations. Despite a drop in the unemployment rate, experts warn of a hiring recession amidst mixed signals from the economy.
As the Bureau of Labor Statistics remains silent due to the Washington shutdown, alternative data sources suggest the job market is steady but shows signs of softening. With unemployment holding at 4.3%, is the economy truly stable?
The latest jobs report reveals a worrying trend in the U.S. economy, with only 22,000 jobs added in August and a rising unemployment rate. Experts warn of a potential recession as job growth stagnates and sectors like healthcare and hospitality carry the burden.
This week’s job market data raises alarms about a slowing economy. With unemployment hitting a high and layoffs surging, seasoned analysts warn of potential market turmoil ahead.
The latest jobs report reveals a concerning slowdown in hiring across the U.S., with only 22,000 jobs added in August and the unemployment rate rising to 4.3%. Economists are worried about the implications for the economy's health and potential stagflation.
August's job growth has plunged, with the unemployment rate hitting 4.3%, raising concerns over the economy's stability. Experts warn of potential recession as labor market conditions worsen amid controversial policies.
The latest jobs report reveals a significant slowdown in hiring, with only 22,000 jobs added in August. This raises concerns about a potential recession and the implications for interest rates as Trump dismisses the BLS Commissioner.
In August, the US job market showed little improvement, with only 75,000 jobs added and the unemployment rate expected to rise to 4.3%. This marks a concerning trend of sub-100,000 payroll growth for four consecutive months, the worst since 2020.
Despite promises of lucrative salaries, recent graduates in computer science are facing unprecedented unemployment rates. With AI changing the landscape, many are left wondering if their degrees are worth it.
The June jobs report revealed a surprising increase of 147,000 nonfarm payroll jobs, defying expectations. Analysts suggest that while the headline looks strong, underlying data indicates a slow down in private sector hiring, masked by seasonal government job increases.